Category: Review

A double bill of monstrous meanderings brought forth from the depths of the vault of science fiction B-movies by Eureka to make their UK Blu-ray debuts, The Beast

Schoolteacher John Grant is chained to his desk every bit as much as his students are tied to theirs, they required to fulfil the obligations of education and

It was at the start of the twentieth century that the term “teenager” first began to be used commonly but it was not until the fifties that teenagers

The nationwide impact of the introduction of the Daleks having secured the immediate future of Doctor Who on television, it was little surprise when they returned early in

It seems strange now, in the day of Blu-ray restorations and the BBC iPlayer or its international equivalents that there was a time when an episode of Doctor

Now regarded as “a demon of myth and legend,” in the words of Fiona Scott, the Morrigan was an established figure in the oral tradition of ancient Celtic

It is a place Albert associates with happy memories of long ago tainted with the later shadows of Willow Cabin near Big Bear Lake, San Bernardino, California, built

She sleeps without curtains, waiting for the next day to begin and reciting her self-affirmation mantra as she rises, open to the world and all it brings and

It’s hot during the night, Ned Racine sweating as he stands by the window, watching a fire blaze only a few blocks away and hearing the sirens, a

It was Tolstoy who suggested that all happy families are alike but each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way, but for twins William and Therese and